Posts by chewitt

RPi4/5 images with the suggested fix are here: https://chewitt.libreelec.tv/testing/ .. current as of 30 mins ago

It could log the timestamp of the last scan, then process all folders newer than said timestamp.

The incorrect assumption ^ is that clock time inside an OS is a reliable concept, and in reality it's not, it's a little fluid. These days most devices have no local RTC chip and rely upon internet time; so time is only accurate for 'most' users 'most' of the time.

The better approach is to have change detection similar to Plex and some other mediacentre apps. Then once an initial long-format scan has been completed you only need to scan content being added or changed, which is inherently faster.

The challenge is always that ideas are easier than implementation

The usage of sysfs-gpio is deprecated since Linux 6.5.y .. have a read of this thread: Problem with autostart.sh on RPI-4 Libreelec 11.95.1 Omega

The \\LIBREELEC\Videos share maps to /storage/videos.

https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/24786 is the first step to a solution, but it's in a complex area of code where changes are slow and deliberate not rushed. This is for Kodi 'P' too (assuming its merged that fast).

So, to confirm, the issue is resolved for you with the LE12 nightly? - the Android issue needs to be posted in the Kodi forum.

Hard to comment .. and you've not shared the entire log.

video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080M@60

If you add that ^ to cmdline.txt (on the same line as other boot params) does it solve anything?

Just put the .tar in /storage/.update and reboot. Or if you want to start over with a clean install, use https://chewitt.libreelec.tv/testing/LibreE…-12.80.0.img.gz in the same folder.

Nope. The hotspot is intentionally simple and doesn't support much more than ON/OFF. If you need router features, you need to get a router

The folks at https://tvheadend.org might be more clued up on that kind of thing?

EDIT: https://tvheadend.org/d/8679-tvheadend-ffmpeg-to-dvb-t2

I'd ask ilmich to bump the kernel to something newer than Linux 6.1.y as there are improvements/fixes to the rtl8xxxu driver that might benefit things for an RTL8723BU chip. That might not be a simple exercise though, and his time is limited. In the longer term support should be added to the rtw88 driver, but that effort is still in early stages.

Plan B .. (or C) .. use an external USB wifi device or something that's powered from USB but presents an Ethernet interface (so there are no drivers involved).

nasawyer7 https://chewitt.libreelec.tv/testing/LibreE…h64-12.80.0.tar

Quote from Zuma

i have black screen in some channel and signal HLG not work in other channel

Hard to guess what the issue is (debug logs might help) but I'd make an educated guess and point fingers at Intel drivers.

video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080M@60

Add that ^ to boot params in cmdline.txt (on the same line, not a separate one) and see if it improves things?